when the answer is 'oh, maybe add a touch more salt'

library!

you could buy her the road trip one, it is something to keep and re-read because it's just so beautifully written oh and since we're coming up on holiday gift giving season.

they're advocating what they're accusing the NYC mayor-elect of planning to do. at the same time.

gotta collateralize some debt obligations quick like

i want people i don't like or even know or well, even people i actively despise, to get healthcare as part of their presence in the US of A. i want our taxes to fund this. i don't want to know the details of their personal lives, not my business. i just want them to get healthcare. and food, too

those are so beautiful you should be very proud of them

finding out the Python bit 'bring out your dead! bring out your dead' is really historically accurate, for example. wagons out on their route to deliver plague victims to the plague pits for burial

except the taxes we pay to fund wic etc are taxes we're still paying, while this new & improved funding funnel is just us paying more money on top of the taxes we already pay etc so, rinse/repeat i guess

the cookbook by Judith Jones The Pleasures of Cooking for One is just soothing to have around

This is a great time to remind everyone that US farmers are a lot wealthier than we think they are.

Most *small family farmers* are millionaires. And no, it's not "just because they own land." Their income is much than average- yes, AFTER you take out farm debts and expenses.

Let me introduce you to Malfouf Mashi, stuffed cabbage leaves, Levantine style. Unbelievably delicious!

zaatarandzaytoun.com/malfouf/